British Columbians will be heading to the polls twice next month after Premier David Eby called a snap election for Oct. 24, citing the “existential threat” posed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s admi...

Former British Columbia Conservative leader John Rustad says he has been invited to rejoin the party’s caucus, just days after he was expelled by Kerry-Lynne Findlay in the dying days of her own tenur...

He’s only been on the job for a month, but British Columbia’s health minister is already pledging to tackle an administrative nightmare that’s costing taxpayers big bucks while contributing to delays in care: the fragmented electronic medical records system.

As concerns over AI data centres spark protests and moratoriums in communities across North America, there’s growing opposition to a pair of the controversial facilities planned in Metro Vancouver.

Canada and the United States expanded their trade war this week, putting new tariffs on tens of billions of dollars-worth of imported goods. Follow for live updates.

A day after the federal Liberals swept all three byelection seats up for grabs, new and prominent allies are tying themselves to the man universally agreed to have guaranteed the win: Prime Minister M...

Brennan Day has become the fourth legislator to quit British Columbia’s Conservative party in three days, and the fifth this month.

The Sunshine Coast is well known as a weekend getaway for Vancouverites keen for a fresh air and small town charm, but forestry has been the economic and cultural backbone of the region—and the pendin...

As thousands of British Columbians return to their homes to see what’s left in the wake of aggressive wildfires, misinformation researchers are warning that the crisis is being exploited by bad actors...

Vancouver’s mayor has made his first big move in trying to hold on to his job after October’s municipal election, pushing for a “public safety” plebiscite, and attacking British Columbia’s premier in ...

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim threatened to take action against the province this week over its rollout of involuntary care, but refused to say what that action will be—and could not answer why he is arguin...

Mayor Ken Sim issued a dramatic but vague warning to the province over its handling of involuntary care but refused to provide specifics when pressed.

Thousands of travellers were stranded overnight on one of British Columbia’s most notorious highways Sunday, prompting demands for safety improvements and an evacuation strategy.

A day after the prime minister made public his approval and cleared the way for a new oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C. waters, critics are warning they’re prepared to vocalize their opposition with r...

With government eying more than 4,000 empty, newly built condominiums in the Metro Vancouver area, the question of who will buy them in the end is still unclear.

Converting British Columbia’s glut of unsold condos into affordable housing is about supporting Canadians, not distressed developers, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday in defence of his governm...

A B.C. man who had flesh on his jaw and cheek removed, found to have skin cancer, is stunned that there was no backup power at the surgical clinic.

When soccer fans watch a World Cup match at B.C. Place stadium they’re focused on the speed and strategy on the pitch, but there are a handful of people keeping a close eye on the turf itself and how ...

Tactical evacuations have been ordered due to an out-of-control wildfire burning in West Kelowna on Tuesday afternoon.

A Metro Vancouver hospital has begun offering earplugs and eye masks to patients stuck in hospital hallways and policymakers are now considering doing the same at more sites, CTV News has learned.

Public health leaders in British Columbia have ramped up monitoring for communicable illnesses as they co-ordinate with national and international counterparts to prepare for the influx of internation...

FIFA has made a late change to its stadium code of conduct, banning World Cup ticket holders from bringing reusable water bottles into matches.

Former MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay has been elected as the leader of the B.C. Conservatives by a slim margin in the fourth round of voting.

Investors from across Canada and the globe are making the most of Web Summit, holding meetings and attending events outside the Vancouver technology conference—and they’re ready to make deals.

Government representatives from dozens of countries, staffers from hundreds of companies, and 20,000 attendees from more than 100 countries have taken over Vancouver’s convention centre for Web Summit...

A meeting of Metro Vancouver’s Regional Planning Committee on Thursday that lasted less than four minutes saw each member make a whopping $557.

What starts as an afternoon of fun is ending in a trip to the hospital for dozens of B.C. children injured on e-scooters each day, with the busiest emergency department in western Canada adding more d...